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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
THE BRADY CASE.
The Testimony ust In and the De
cisiOu AWaiscd cd.

The Testimony utt In and the De.
cisiOn awaited.
Pursuant to adjournment, the trial
OF the Brady case was resumed at IL
o'clock yesterday morning. Mr.. Gage
stated TO the Court that he wished to
correct q statement which the Times
of yesterday had reported purporting
to lave been his words. In a report
of the trial it had represented him as
saying Mrs. Fl ster was a "horrible
liar" Counsel stated that he made
it a fixed rule never to indulge in such
expressions, and he wished it distinct
ly understood that it was mistake,
and that such wo~ds we're never ut
tered by him. Upon reference to he
court re ! .oi ters notes no such express
sions were found.
Considerable time was consumed by
the attorneys in h. case in looking
over transcript of te-timOny and it
was not until 1 :45 that the first wit
ness W " callei by the d-fense, VIM
vas the defendant himself.
W. NJ. BRADY,
who being duly sworn, testified on his
own behalf: have resided in los
Angeles for four moths. | came
from Portland, Ore, to this place. l
am. supp,se, what you may call
suspended detective.
@. Some one has said you were
dressed differently on tue 18th day
o. November from what you are now.
Is it so?
A. Yes. Fir.
@. When did you take off the
clothes you then Wore?
A. three or four days after that
time. purchased new suit and
laid the old away.
q. Here il complaint charging
you with burglary. You have heard
all the witnesses testify. now please
state whether YOU had anything tn do
with it. or do you know anything
about it?
A. No, sir; nothing but what l
have heard.
Mr.. Gage: "That is all, take the
Witness"
The attorneys for the prosecution,
after brief consultation. announced
that they did not wish to cross--xam-
inc the defendant. and Mr. Brady was
excused, whereupon the attorneys for
the defense announced that they
rested their case. At this tune it be-
ing IL NJ, the court took recess unit!
2P.M NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
A PROMISING TOWN.
Reauiiful GlendO still Forging
Ahead.

OF the many promising towns in
Southern California t,lendora, Of this
county, is one of the most promising.
Its situation is such, being 1900 (feet
above he sea level y that it has many
attractions al sanatarium. The eli
mate is all that could be desired. and
the situation of the town is such az to
raptivate the eye of the scenic artist.
Glendora is at the terminus of the
Santa Fe Railroad, who have con-
-tructed depot much larger than in
Los Angeles county outside of this
city. A University to cost $4,000 is
about to be erected. This will he a
valuable addition to the buildings
now there The next meeting and
fair Of the Pomological Society will be
held in this enterprising burg in
January. Glen'lora will by the pluck,
industry and enterprise Of her liberal
citizens, soon become city of note.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
An Important Feature of SOUTH
ern california;.

An Important = edsuTo Va SOusu
ern california.
The mot charmir hotel in Southern Cali
foruia is situated m UGH to the advantage of
Los Auseles-at Santa Monica, and is called
the Hotel Arcadia. Every advantage of
ocean and land view has been grasped by
the architect of this modern caravansary.
Its natural advantages are climatic and
scenic. The days and nights are warm, the
tweiity.four hours On the:ocean side of the
hotel, in the sun rooms, the temperature is
from rs to 70 degrees. At present writing,
on the land side, on the ranchos, 1t is from
81 to 72. Hundreds of people bathe daily
in the Open sea, the beach beng one oil the
most celt brated surf beaches in America.
The beach stretches for miles along the
shore, and the drive on the beach, as well as
to the canyons and along the hill sides, is
picturesque and enjoyable. :,
The hot. itseli is u mOdel OF comfort and
elegance. We have but to mention few OF
the advantages to give our readers an idea OF
Its cOuvehiences. 1t contain steam ele-
vatOr, ga electric bells, hot and cold water,
hut salt water bathh in the house, surf bath
ing within twenty yards of the hOus $50
feet of wide covered porches surrounding
the house, as well as the sun porch which Is
Il feature for invalids. Not an inside room
In the house. The dining room and parlors
overlook the ocean. The house is elegantly
furnished and the service and table have no
superior anywhere. 1t Is indeed one OF the
Three trains by the Southern Pacific Rail
road are run to and from Santa Monica daily,
and at such hours as will accommodate per-
IONS who wish to do business in Los Angeles
and enjoy the comforts of the above des-
cribed locality of the Hotel Arcadia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21

Acreage In Bannister's addition to Santa
Fe Spring. is selling rapidly. Now Is the
time to buy. as the A., T. Il 8. F. and 8. r.
Railroads will be running trains through
the tract by January next. Ptices Will bc
advanced soon. VIII pay TO investigate.
BYRAM L. PoIEDExrER,
Of West First street.
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\. u. Y. &C. 4. Ry.

Notice is hereby given to sub
scribers to the capital stock OF the San
Gabriel Valley Rapid Transit Railway
that the second in-tallment of ten per
cent of their subscription will be due
and payable on the Both instant. at
the conpany's office, 210 North Main
street, Rooms IL and IL.
III. A. UNRUH, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
The Alhamb bra Hotel

Is now open for the reception OF
guests. The hotel is located at Al
hambra, seven miles from Los An
geles, On the s. P. r. R. Parties
wishing to engage board and rooms
for the winter can do 30 by addressing
the manager, s. F. Perrigo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
stock.Raisimg Beats Real Estate.

Stuck business-raising of stock since the
good old days of 40, has been and was
always the best bu iness on the globe-uoth-
ing SO profitable. John c. Bell, the auc-
tioneer, will sell all the fine horses, cows,
Thoroughbred, the entire stock of the La
Brea Ranch. this day (Wedn' sday), 10 O'Clock.
By der of Col. D. Ellsworth. who reti ee.
Look In another column for John G. Bel g
advertisement 1t will give you all the
irticulars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21

Go to the auction sale at Santa Ana Friday
December 23d, and buv lot for Christ
mas present for your wife, brother, sister or
mother-iu-law,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21

Miss LII. Ha ammond, 26 y. Spring,
is closing out her fine stock of millinery at
cost, as she must close out her business
at once,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21

Grand excursion to Santa Ana, Friday,
December 23d Be on hand with your friends
and buy lot that will double in value In
six months.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Nadeau House.

Two hundred rooms-hot and cold water
)nlv elevate in the city. Twenty suites
With hath and closets. Il. DUrHAN, Prop.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21

Coleman Flag brand of canned fruits
is we'll and favorably known all over
the Eastern States. Sold by all first
class grocers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Eugene :. Perry,s Death.

The death of Eugene A. Perrv, son
OF w. H. Perry, was an irreparable
Ioss to this city and leaves q void
which II will he hard to fill. His life
was full Of promise and his nature
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Duarte,s NuperIor advantages.

Noted for years as resort for health. for
growing choice oranges, for abundant water
streams and equable temperature i the
trains un C. G. r. r stop at station. Great
hill, or near railroad depot; also cheap
acreage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
SHEET MUSIC.

We nave had 80 many c. lis for sheet mu-
sic, music books and all kinds of music
goods that we have been forced to lay In
fresh stock OF the latest sheet music and
everything else In that line. We can now
Sell you anything from Jews-harp to a
grand plano. Or if You want to start brass
band 9 can furnish the instruments. The
sheet music department is under the special
supervision of Chas. H. Gabriel. the eminent
composer, who has the reputation of being
the best posted man in his department on
the coast
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Special attention paid to this department
G. W. HERsEE, formerly of st. Paul, than
whom there Is no better, head tuner.
JOHN w. GARDNER,
21O and 212 South Spring street,
dIS-Su&W1mo. Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21

4 positive cure for dyspepsia-Damiana
liquor dealers, agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21

All respectable dealers keep Damiana Bit
,ers, Michel Levy & Co., wholesale liquor
tealers, agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
AT TH T. FRONT.

Largest Piano aMd Organ House
on the Coat.
When You move to Los Angeles and the
"glorio climate of California" leave your
old piano behind Call on US and we will
sell you steinway, Steck, Hartman or
Vose for cash or on easy terms at Eastern
prices. Call and see the new designs In
HARDMAN Eases: listen to its solid, exquisite
tone, and you will agree with us that the
HARDMAN is getting there" If you wish
cabiuet organ, REMEMBER We keep lone bit
the best.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29

The PosT-IETKLGI0KxcEH has fire.
quently called the attention Of the pub-
lie to the great Importance Of osnssFHst'
ing road connecting Seattle With The
southern townships Of King county.
such road 10 an absolute necessity NOT
only 10 the people Of the townships Inn
mediately esncsFneA but 10 thoss Of the
entire county, for q failare 20 construct
IL will sooner or later cause the disEup-
ton Of the esunty and she annsxstisn
Of the southern tier Of townships 70
Pierce county.
In the construction Of such road the
srsosior Of bridge ecroas White river
viii Be necessary. This Stream a5wine
through one Of the most fertile and
most thickly settled portions Of the
county, divides 10 into almost eqaAl
parts. For . distance Of niue miles
there ID no bridge across the stream and
the people living on one side are divided
from their neiehboFs en- the other al
most - completely as IL many miles In
tsrvsned between them. The erection
Of Q bridge connecting these tgo Gem
munitIes win be Of great advantage 10
she people diressIy concerned and will
greatly sid the development Of thaa por.
tlon Of the county.
A movement is nov on foot among
che residents Of the white river valley
20 raise . sum Of money 70 aid In the
erection Of bridge. A considerable
som has already been subscribed, and
shose who have the matter In charge
hope 10 increase the amouns materially.
The County Commissioners win be re-
qussted 10 defFay the remainder Of the
expense, and the request ahoaId by all
means be granted. King oounsy, the
foremost county Of the Territory 10
population and wealth, IL wofally lack
Ina 10 the matter Of reads and bridges.
There are portions Of the county whiah
are ell bat lnaecs ssible from the county
ssats and one Of the NEST Important Of
these Isolated oommunities would Be
placed within easy concentration Of
the city By the erection OF the White
river bridge. A refusal on the part Of
Commissioners 10 cooperate With the
White river people in this matter would
Be anything bat tFue economy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-29
uREL ExTRAoRnINARY.

One of the most peculiar ibeI suits on
record was recently instituted at New
Haven. The New Haven Umfon has
been snsd fer ten thousand dollars by
George II. Ford, the proprietor Of one
OF the fashionable ieweiry stores Of that
city, besause IL accused hin. Of using
bad grammar. Jeweler Fsrd, IL seems.
prepared az elaborate invitation 10
President and Mrs. Cleveland to attend
che dedication Of the soldiers mopu-
mens at New Haven next June. He
placed this on exhibition In bis show
window, wheFeupon the Unton asserted
that the Invitation was not grammatical.
The best Rrammarians Of the cisv
agreed With the UHioa. and the invita-.
tion committee bad another invitation
prepared and presented tothe President.
AT this sciion Mr.. Ford vaxed very
wFoth and be oOHeluded to bring suis
against the Ua1on, which be claims, has
held him up TO ridicule and contempt
Tas suit has attracted considerable At
ssntion 10 Mr.. Ford bat hIs proapesss o.
recovering the sam which be seeks are
not regarded as first class.
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minister - STAGING 9 Fsbuks - ems Of |
bis aaoaess advisers
The President mildly bat distinctly
shaERss his Secretary with having failed
Ia his dusy anS osdsrs him 20 psrfssm
Is ~ merchant woald order negligent
eissk- He says:
Too hsye thns far taken 10 asti0n IN
this an4&teR. and Is seems k7 me y0a are
In coalition 10 deal Sish tie suhjecf
- saeh n4aner ~ 70 gr0teet teta Set
tier from lard hip and loss ] tRsms
mit, herewith. papers AID d0cumenfs
Fsl4 Ing 20 eases waieh wtre sEoUfssed
70 ne st ny Ftqaest. ] s1aRsss ahsf 700
exsfesse TIE p0wek and aafooFi3y yea
h4ye IN The premises upon 50 squisaole
consideration wifh every pTesumptt0n
aad insendment IN favor Of the settlers,
snd 10 csss you nrd this corporation Il
entitled 10 select any more Of these
lands than IL has already acquired, thAs
you direct Is 70 select In iieu Of tie land
upon which Mr.. Miller has settled. other
laBd within the limits Of this Indemnity
reservation upos which neisheg be nor
any other ettizsn has 10 good faith set
tied 90 made improvements
Bus this letter is not extraordinary
alone for the matter which II contains.
II indicatss aO0 piainly fer doubs that
the President 90 thoroughly mistsusts
either the integrity or the oapsoisy Of
the head Of the Interior Department
that be deems II necessary 10
Interfere in the routine duties Of his
Office, and 10 give him direct orders
concerning them. Hos sesrstaFy La
mar can remain In the Cabinet after the
pablieasion Of such q letter IL ID Impos-
sible 10 see. Hos President Cleveland
could permit him 10 remain Q member
Of bis ofleial family aftsr having found
fauIs With him In this opsn manner, ID
even more inexpiissble. II the Presi-
dsnt h 10 Earnest. II be believes that
Secretary Lamar has been Withholding
his decision in this case for q purpese
net ereditable 10 himself, 10 10 plainly
bis duty 10 demand his RESIGNATION. II
oSokct1fY A1AaAx kUsst~1 tAoAA $50 N@e@F
INST. 10 may be deemed that the Presi-
dent 10 In earnest and that bis letter
means what 10 paspoEts to mean- II. on
the other hand, Lamar remains at the
head Of the Interior Department. u may
reasonably be concluded that the Pres
ident's letter means nothing at all and
thsl II has been Published merely for
the sFs0s that its publication may have
upon large class Of vsteEs who have
recently shewn disposition 70 break
away from the Democratic party. II
the harmony between Cleveland and
Lamar continues. eishsr the latter 10 in
sensible 10 shame or the former Is play
lag part for the sake OF the Votes that
he may win.
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To have touched Heaven, and failed to
euter inl
All, Elsa, prone upon the lonely shore,
watching the sWaR- wings beat along
the blue,
Watching the glitter OF the silver mail,
Like nssh Of foam, till all are lost to
view;
What may thy sorrow or thy watch
avail?
He eometh never more.
All gone the new hope of thy yesterday;
Tie tender gaze end strong, like aswy
FIRE,
The REaci Us form With airs of Heaven
bedight.
The love that warmed thy being like 9
son;
Thou badss thy choice of nOOnday or
of night,
Nov the s~art shadows gather, one by
one,
To give thee thy desired
To every life one heavenly chance be-
falls;
To every soul q moment, big With fate,
when, grown importunate with need
and fear.
II cries for help, and 10! from close 90
hand,
The voice celestial answers, al am
here's
Oh, blessed souls. made wise to under
stand.
Made bravely glad to wait!
Bat thou, pale watcher on the lonely
shore,
Where the surf thusders, and the foam
bells Hy,
Is there ne place for peniseuse and
painl
No saving grace 10 thy all-piteous rue
viii the bright vision never come
again?
Alas. the swan winRs vanish IN the blns,
There eomeih 10 reply
-Sssaa Coolidge, IN Seribasrss Naodsfns
for Aay.
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There has not for many years been
made putlie a more extraordinary
document than the letter Of Psssiden.
Cleveland 10 Secretary Lamay. which
was given to the press on Wednesday
lass. Both 10 form and matter Il "a a
violent departure from the oommunica.
ssons which ordinarily take place be.
tween President and the members OF
his Cabinet. u can be interpreted a.
nothing other than the administration
ofa reproof TO the Secretary Of the In
seFioF and . Feptoof, TOO, which has
been made pablo st the sacrifios of
precedent - veil &c Of the s.ioue,se
which usually governs in such matters.
Tue GuilfoFd Miller oase, which Il the
immediate eanse Of the Communication,
ia familiar 90 every reader Of the Poxr.
IsTKtIIaHscER. Miller settled upon
land within the lieu limits Of the Nersh
srn Pacific grant in this Territory. He
made some improvements on the lana
and In 1884 died q claim 10 Il under tAe
homestead Law. This claim vas con.
tested BY the Norihsrn Pacific Railroad
on the ground that the land in question
vas within ths limits Of The lieu lands
withdrawn from settlement 81 shs In
stance Of the company but never dsA
niteiy selected. The local land Office
decided adversely 10 Miller. The Com.
missioner of the Central Land ossca
reversed this decision and ordered cha. a
rsisnt for The land - Issued. The See
Rotary ef the Interior then took the case
under advtsement and Il has Tor nearly
twe years been awaiting bis decision.
the entire lieu land question. Of courss.
remaining unsettled 80 iene as = asal
decision vas withheld.
Pre&ideat Cls velssd. q seems, had his
attention drawn 10 this case and tooA
she exiraosdinary step Of calling upon
the Secretary Of The interior 10 sahnil
to him all she papers eoussrnlaS il
After exAmtnins thsn be wreae ana
gave 10 the Pselic his remarkable
letter 20 Secretary Lamar. Il Snazs BE-
Inferred trom this letter thai Pr, ssseus
CisvelAad believed bis Secretary Of the
Interior 10 be Deliberately aad FOE
rurP~se AeldinS back his decision in
this cas-, thai be deemed il necessary
10 Instruct him to render hts deessioa Al
once, ard that, fer sons reasan. be
fuFthsT deemed 10 peoessAFy that TIE ~.
pEoof which sash inssrue s~zs inplssa
Be aaae raelic rather shAG pxsvaas
eae. Instead q expressing Ais views
e. Cabinet nesttss o. ssatsaR tAsG
rFivsasly to LswaF, e. be EssAi sassly
have tens, be Eseass1 tAsr e wsstsre
and presented sasa 10 the pseyls a. ,Aa |
easars eosntsy. thFeamh tes us1isw II /
sha Associated Press. Never estoss has /
. Rresiaena fesn1 q necessary 10 a
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We are asksd by an 0vNr-anxioas cor
respondent, Who qaesssona cur psaupi
assertion and belief that the Llndan
Ttsass' Alas1ed PAFneil letter il forgery,
10 remember that ''the man has yet 10
sssnd IN eur midas wAo c1n correctly
affirm thai the Lan&on Ttsass has ever
permitted tha pahlicAtson Ia re columns
OF thai whtch u eoald not saeasaaGiats
II neceSsaFy."
We are SORRY fer cor shaEt- nsmoFiea
eoFrsspsnds1l Sinee she Fa-ssi tald as
thai the ereat keVahlie - sones in
1851; proved lAtee IN poweFfai Leaders
thAs Me-. Grant" coaid nes take RicA
mond. ard IN tie brief week which she
steamers Of she aay lsst hesws~a ths fail
Of hachuond and the Surrender OF Az
poxaAttax. demansgFased Ia . heaasifnl
ediaosiAl teai ''9saeFal Les woald csxrv
GO guerrilla warfare fer thirty years.
60 TIE sveFlastirz 3essruSsioa ef the an
tertunase NaEth. we have nos bad the
sohltne TAI IN ths aecnsaas ana sAn-
aid Judgment Of the Isoedan rsnss
wtiea eseates' IA svegy lias Of ens ear-
respandsHt's SsmnsniSAtica. - PkGa
assFaas Prsss.
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suaKRsPEARE MoDERS,xSn.

From fAs ciaeiaaatt Times Star.
what piece wosk IL mani
There IL 10 virtue like auaaeity.
Lend every man thine ear bat few
thine umbrella.
Small cheer, and greet wealth, % /.
q merry feast,
lis the times plasae when the CD.
tionis,s lead the blind.
| zee, the jewel best enamel.ed, will
lose bis oeanty; for be IL snias.
Thoneh authority be stubborn bear
yes be ss on led BY the noss With doodle
some grief shows much of love; bat
mueh OF grief shows still some want Of
style.
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A CARD.

'TNHa uHpKRsl6EEp BIOS TO RETURN
7 meas hsAFtg thaaks ss The may fsf-nA,
81 asr tass ssseAa1 for ihstr ssarross aym.
tHsury aAd deata. Asd tor tbs kiEa aets a.S
eaa& aaenss IN sAa ana boar Of s~pazasios 49,
pFpsrscisa fnnsTG seFvsea Persona Aeh
asws@aKMsns bag impossible, tbs puhlsx
@stAc9 10 aaspse1 as q sesalrnaaial n ,Ae
ws4e - aRprsctaties IN Ser herpavSm.at
MAS. J. c SEAyEY.
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wHY woMaN RLEsHEs.

when man In loneliness reposing,
Aweke from that myaserious nap,
And saw, With wondeFsas casa rsclin.
ing.
His gentle Eve in Eien's lap,
In eager haste 30 greet the fair.
And all bis hearts warm wishes sraak
ne crashed = rose upon her cheek
That lefi its tint forever there.
Il Fict's Naqassns.
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NOTICE.

~ ELEcTIoS FOR CHIEF or THE
\ Fire D@parswsas VII BE- kes4 o. Ne
ErKira Eenaa u IRE CoEnany Ne. I. IN
z dumhsa ssEess, On Mooeay. 1ay 4. iM3.
thai ear. -0HN <. KTNNRAR
Pre@i6sst AoNrd Fire Dale9mfaa-
NICHOLAS :. SSTDEm Secretary MB&s1d
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VOCAL ACADEMY.

DROP. MAX KRTNGEL WILL OPEN
l. q singing class for ladies' and kerfie
men on Monday. Mag Sd Terms - per
meath Pupils for private iessons nay
join frs Of ekAgpe For pAFccuimrs n
eaire 81 musical aepArtmens Iownan 4
rf9xfur1's stationery store. eo-nsr Frunt
mnA ChsrFg ST. eetm ara
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MBEKgR'S CREAMERY
FR GSH ROLL BUTTER
E'RED DICKMANS. GILT EDGE,
Il Try IT,
fea6 K MEKKER
REMoVED.
MRS PEIsEs. LATE OF SAW FRAN

MRs PEIsEp. LATE or SAN FRAN
1tM cisco. respectfully informs the "a 7iam
OF So tile and vi Unity that she has re-
aumed her hasinesa Of dress and clnnk
making two doors north Of the Young
Mems CnFisfiAn Association building
where 81 is prepared 70 make walking.
riding ball. wedding or moarnins suits,
IN All the lat - styles Having had thir-
ty-6ve year sxperii-ncs In the business
she feels conlldenf Of Civ NJ ens re Rafi2-
faction. both IN style. it and nnish.
Price, verr moderate Cutting and hitting
81. shall also keep ladies house dresses
ready are ALWAYS on hMad apl0 I'm
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Texx-As 3 SgsaERMAs. ntnetrenah esa.
taEy dealers r. eiothlngs sAesa hsaA a..
riaAing ecoaa. Cry RoaaA mfs1sneFV.
sAeeg ece1A eiczka. ssFarA txvmhA Va
lies. ssoosF fsota ass R&Emsasa. C-@-
EaFstal an3 WaseiHxeo1 ssFesta. aras
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
> - > = - ~ 49, ~~~s~~~->
PIREMAN'S ELECTION

/ HKREsY ANNOUNCE MYSELF Al A
: sssdiaasa fer 70 esesslon for CAisf N ,hs
FtFs pepa fment o. The eleciion 70 b. Asld
aeHt Aaasay. In he svens o. ny re-elecsson
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